>> now on newscenter 5 -- phil: our first winter weather advisory of the season. mike wankum has the timeline and what to expect where you are. money missing from customers' accounts. a local bank sending warnings to customers. plus, the patriots lose, and it' s a coin toss everyone is talking about. how the team is explaining itself after that bizarre overtime. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> from boston' s news leader, this is wcvb newscenter 5. phil: getting ready for the

mike wankum is here to tell us what we can expect. mike: it has been so long. we have had this incredibly warm weather. phil: it' s been so good. mike: this is going to slap us in the face. first, it' s not happening tonight. it' s happening tomorrow night. a winter weather advisory has been issued. it goes all the way through tuesday night. we are looking at snow and ice , and this is going to be right during the tuesday morning commute. it includes everything except the cape and the islands. how much snow are we talking about? 1-3 seems to be the general theme, more as you had to the north, much more as you had to the north -- head to the north. if the timing of it. we may see some ice inland. before we get to it, we have to get to tonight. what is happening, a cold front is going to try to slice cold air in.

s too warm for snow. look at these readings. they are in the 40' s and 50' s. cold air is going to come rushing in right behind these rain showers. that sets us up for the snow tomorrow night. what we are looking at right now is light rain showers. you don' t have to worry about any ice out of this one at all. it' s once we get towards tomorrow that we get the cold in here and tomorrow night when we talk about the rain changing over to snow, snow changing over to rain. all of that is tomorrow night, and i will have many more details coming up in a few minutes. phil: if the first snow of the season wasn' t bad enough, a strange end to the patriots-jets game, the patriots going down in overtime due to this coin toss. the pats win the toss, give the ball to the jets, and lose. mike lynch is here. mike: bill belichick said right slater followed his instructions. if the patriots won the toss,

jets. there appeared to be confusion by matthew slater, but that appeared to be about which ended the patriots would defend. once they chose to kick the ball, the other team asks, which team do you want to defend. late third, the strip, jamie collins, right place, right time, 17-13. under 2:00 to go, wide-open james wright, tied at 20-20. ryan fitzpatrick out of harvard, five plays, 80 yards. there is your game-winner. though belichick explained his decision. bill: we thought that was the best thing to do. >> what were your specific instructions to matthew? >> whatever coach decides, that is what the team does. we as players have to play better.

the field. it' s not like it was an easy decision. we have confidence that whatever coach decides, we have to go out and do our job. mike: the decision was made long before they went out for the coin toss. no controversy as far as bill belichick is concerned. the patriots are in a must win situation against miami next week. phil: debit cards from quincy credit union, shut down until tomorrow. the credit union says it is due to fraudulent activity, and some customers have lost money. reid lamberty is live in quincy know. reid: the most important thing customers can and should do is thoroughly review it. bank employees on hand at the sunday afternoon at the quincy

employees are scrambling to figure out why bank customers from their accounts. $500 disappear from her account last night hours after she made a deposit. more bizarre is where her money was withdrawn. >> it' s from 3rd avenue in manhattan. transactions on hold until it can figure out how the fraud newscenter 5 >> i can' t go in and swiped money from my savings to check in. i don' t have access to any money right now. reid: when she will begin been accessed back to her account is christine' s biggest concern. the holidays may be over, but bills need to be paid. mccarthy planned to buy flights of this weekend, and small things like buying gas for her car must now be planned. >> it is like, what do we have for cash? i can'

reid: more of an inconvenience than anything. exactly how many customers have been affected, not known at this point. many customers posted on social media, but a lot of the transactions did happen at an atm in new york city. bank employees are here at the bank, still trying to figure out the cause of this fraud. atm and debit card transactions, on hold until they can figure it out. wcvb, newscenter 5. phil: back open and ready for your business. we are talking about the brighton chipotle that was shut down for business due to lyster ia. julie mcdonald is live with more. julie: if you are hungry for dinner tonight and short on time, there is no line at this cleveland circle chipotle. the restaurant has been opened since yesterday, and one might argue it is the cleanest place to eat in town.

julie: chipotle customers are trickling back into the cleveland circle location. the restaurant had been closed since earlier this month when 140 people became sick with nora virus after eating there. after passing an inspection wednesday, a water leak delayed the reopening until wednesday. >> the cardinal mistake was one of the servers was ill. chipotle has very good policies in place. this was a lapse in judgment. julie: the restaurant looked quiet this afternoon. some passersby seemed unsure whether it was open. others considered it to be a bonus there was no one in line. >> we just moved here to brighton. we' ve been here a bunch of times. our theory is, it is probably cleaner now. julie: the commissioner of boston inspection all services is looking to prove that tomorrow. >> i will go there tomorrow to have lunch to let everybody know i have absolute faith in our

citizens of boston are safe to eat at this restaurant. julie: because of that suspended license, this chipotle will be subject to more frequent inspections. you will hear from the commissioner about how that process works. julie mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. phil: the search for a person who attacked a vietnam veteran, running off with nearly $2000. frank holland talked with the victim. >> it happened so quick. frank: john was willing to tell robbed of $2000. >> $1900. i was saving for a motorcycle. to show his face. said the money came from his veterans benefits. >> i got money from the veterans, and i happen to have that amount on me. frank: it happened just before 11:00 on sunday morning. he said because the weather was so nice, he decided to take the

that stroll, steps away from his home, he says he was jumped from behind. >> i never knew there was somebody behind me. he knocked me to the ground, and when i woke up, he was going through my pockets. frank: co-packs and loony live close to each other. the concerned neighbor stopped to help, but it was too late. >> everybody watches out for each other. that is what we do. frank: he was dazed but not seriously hurt. he thinks the crook followed him from the store. >> i got a look at him when it was over, and he knew where i had the money, or he had a good idea. frank: police are investigating. the 63-year-old just left shaking his head. >> he can' t be much of a man to hit somebody from behind, especially in older guy. frank: frank holland, wcvb newscenter 5. phil: there was a fire at the meineke shop on gorham street. firefighters say it started in

no one was in the building at the time, and despite the smoke, the flames only burned one truck. no word on what caused that fire. deadly tornado sweeping across texas. severe weather is being blamed for 11 deaths in that state. millions of americans have been dealing with severe weather all weekend long. jim ryan reports, the threat isn' t over yet.

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>> you are watching newscenter 5 at 5:00. phil: the chicago police department is facing criticism tonight after a double fatal shooting. officers killed a 19-year-old while responding to a call and excellently killed the mother of five who lived in the same building. >> the chicago police department is once again facing backlash. >> i went to the hospital. s too much. >> officers fatally shot 19-year-old quintonio will agree or and accidentally killed a 55-year-old mother of five betty jones after responding to a domestic dispute call. the teenager was reportedly threatening his father with a bat when authorities were called. >> he was having a mental

he will get a little loud, but not violent. >> jones lives on the ground floor of the same building and was opening the door when she was caught in the line of fire and shot. >> upon their arrival, they were confronted by a competitive individual -- combative individual. >> the shootings, two days after protests against police. police have to keep killing our youth? my son was an honor student. >> chicago mayor rahm emanuel who is facing calls for his resignation said in a statement, any time an officer uses force, the public deserves answers, and regardless of the circumstances, we all grieve any there is a loss of life in our city. antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5.

reached $1 billion at the box office, and it happened in just 12 that beats the previous record world." "the force awakens" has the biggest christmas box office in history, $49.3 million on that day alone, and its popularity is incredible. i was driving down 90 52 days ago, and one of the flashing highway signs said, yoda says, drive safely, you will. mike: tuesday morning, that commute is going to be on the slow side. you will be hearing about the winter weather advisory' s. i want to show you what the temperatures were today. it was really warm out there. providence, tying a record high. boston, we are to hit 50 degrees again. for 20 times this month, our temperature has been above the 50-degree mark.

it is going to smash just about every december heat record you can get. and i start talking about the snow tuesday, it' s going to have a real cold feel to it, because the temperatures tomorrow are going to be much colder. right now, it' s 49 degrees, but the winds out of the north at seven miles per hour. the warm air never made it to the north, and that is why you are looking at readings in the 40' s to low 40' s. look at the temperature now. it is 61 degrees in talking. i know it was gray and overcast, a little drizzle and fog, but temperatures are still incredibly mild. the leading edge of that cold air is triggering a round of showers. it' s not like what we saw this morning, but this is just a city right now. start to clear away, and as the skies clear away, that is when the cold air starts rushing in. it' s probably going to be warmer tomorrow at midnight than what it will be tomorrow afternoon. it'

some sunshine. sunshine will be out there all day long for us tomorrow. degrees. tomorrow, mostly sunny skies. this know i' m talking about doesn' t get here until after midnight tomorrow night. look at the high temperature, 36-38 degrees. in some places, 30 degrees colder. here is our snow maker out to the west. 8:00 a.m.. it' s cold finally. we have cold air in place. snow starts to break out. sleet doesn' t pileup that much, but it' s really slippery out there. 3:00 a.m., you' ve got this coming in. 6:00 a.m., -- 6:00 a.m., snow, rain down the coast. the morning commute is going to be on the slow side. this is 9:00 over the city of boston. i think we will see a mix, and by noon, we are looking at some rain over the coast.

we are going to throw some rain onto cold surfaces out there, and that may present some issues. by the way, this whole thing is moving out of here by the time we talk about your evening commute. the morning commute will be the one we are talking about. snowfall totals, not that impressive. everything is going to be slippery. we haven' t been treating the roads as we have been in the past. warm air aloft. cold air at the surface. icing out here. freezing rain does not stack up at all. it is really, really dangerous out there. be cautious about that as we talk about late tuesday morning. here is the way it looks over the next several days. tuesday, just 38, but watch what happens. it does not drop off much wednesday morning. 34 degrees. if you don' t shovel tuesday. it' s probably going to melt wednesday. t melt wednesday, it will be washed away by rain.

temperatures where they are supposed to be. we cool things down, plenty of sunshine. morning commute. phil? phil: it was bound to happen. good cause. it happened in gloucester today. the third and will plunge for beach. to fighting that disease. millions of people ride each year. you are probably one of them.

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phil: 5 investigates looking targets. recent attacks in california and paris have everyone talking about security in public places and with transportation, but it is one vulnerability right here and throughout the northeast -- but is one vulnerability right here and threat the northeast overlooked the echo peers karen anderson. karen: already a reminder of the threat of terrorism. armed homeland security police officers are here making an unannounced inspection. they are part of the tsa viper team, which stands for visual intermodal prevention and response. working with amtrak police and bomb sniffing dogs, looking for

>> how likely is it that there will be a terrorist attack in the united states on a train? >> we have to expect it. that' s the bottom line. karen: sean burke is heading the center of resilience studies for northeastern. train attacks are happening overseas, and he says there is nothing in place to guarantee it won' t happen here. >> passenger rail systems are designed to be open, specifically put in densely populated areas. , to the end of its trip. south station. open access everywhere, no back-checks for these t have to present an id, just a ticket before they board. the entire amtrak system encompasses more than 21,000 miles of unprotected tracks in

washington -- boston and washington, >> if terrorists were trying to d.c. individuals. has studied many terrorist attacks on trains. attacks in france or russia or should be a message to us. karen: it is estimated five times as many people ride the rail system than fly in airplanes every year nationwide. experts say if you try to install the same type of airport security and screening in train stations, it would bring the rail system to a screeching halt. in the meantime, solutions may not be easy. >> we need our security officials to be frank, our

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>> from boston' s news leader, this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 5:30. phil: right now, patriots fans, scratching their heads, but coach bill belichick said there was no confusion during the coin toss. he says the team meant to kick off to the jets. new york marched down the field and scored a touchdown. quincy credit union customers are being warned to check accounts tonight. several say they had been the victims of fraud. the credit union says it is restricting credit and debit

it winter weather advisory will be going up in boston. that is the first this winter. it is quiet now, but our first snow of the season is on the way. mike wankum is here. if you look at the temps now, you wouldn' t believe it. mike: if you travel up into canada right now, look at these temperatures. churchill, -20. that' s the cold that is going to come down here. let me give you an idea of what is happening. this is the winter weather advisory. it doesn' t go in effect until tomorrow night. we' ve got to get some cold air in place. as you see outside, it' s just to warm out there. the key to this one is really going to be that tuesday morning commute. that is going to be our biggest issue. it' s not that much snow, but timing is everything. 1-3 inches during the morning commute, first of the season, you get the idea of the problems. we could even see some ice inland. that is why things will be very slippery.

temperatures in the 40' s and 50' s, but as the cool air comes in, it' s going to be with us tomorrow. temperatures hovering just above the freezing mark at best, and tomorrow night, when the snow starts to come in, it will be cold enough for that. we have that leading edge of cold air pushing in. we will talk more about that timeline and the snow arrival and when you can see the switchover to sleet and rain coming up in a few minutes. phil: a convicted bank robber is himself in. matthew martin surrendered to morning. he was wanted on several and new hampshire. in the past few weeks, police believe he carried out several more crimes in new hampshire. a teenager is recovering after being shot in the leg. it happened in dorchester. the 14-year-old was hit last night on stratham street.

canines searched the area for a suspect. boston police nabbed three suspects who attempted to get into and east boston home on christmas morning. police say the trio tried to enter on saratoga street. 23-year-old jose torah, 20-year-old jerry ventura, and francisco rivera' s were charged with armed home invasion. a haverhill mother and daughter who sparked a that bizarre and costly hoax on christmas eve will be in front of a judge. holly and her 23-year-old daughter christine are charged with misleading police. officers say they lied about seeing a baby being tossed into the merrimack river thursday. that set off a massive search. investigators have not revealed --

when 53-year-old mark lavoie finally came out of his summer street home on friday. that was after five hours of coaxing by police. right after he was arrested, his home burst into flames. police say he will be charged with discharging a firearm and disorderly conduct. commitment 2016 now, the campaign trail will be getting crowded in new hampshire this week. donald trump will be in nashua tomorrow. he will be holding a rally at penna chunk middle school at 7:00. the latest polls show trump ahead in new hampshire six weeks ahead of the primary. jeb bush will be making a stop in new hampshire. he will hold a town hall in peterborough tuesday night at 6:00. also on tuesday, hillary clinton will be campaigning in new hampshire.she will be making stops in portsmouth and berlin. a court ordered recount is going to be held in revere. more than 10,000 votes were cast in november' s general election

incumbent mayor dan rizzo who lost by 118 votes asked for this recount. city hall workers will recount the votes this tuesday. the states first highly anticipated parlor is now lagging behind. attendance has been down this holiday for the casino in plainville. gambling consultants had predicted the parlors would rake in as much as $300 million, but last month, the state budget office chop to that number down to $160 million. twin river casino just over the border in rhode island expects an uptick of $35 million in its casino revenue this year. another arrest connected to a t have been. this time, it was caught over the vatican. the person behind the controls, coming up. after a night of partying, an nba player notices more than

>> you are watching newscenter 5 at 5:30. phil:phil: the searches on for a pair of women who may have pulled off a pretty big heist. police say they partied with derrick williams late into the night last weekend, and hours later, he reported more than $600,000 in jewelry and been stolen. doug: police are

these women who they say may have pulled off a heist, stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of jewelry from new york knicks player derek williams. according to police, the 24-year-old nba forward met the women at new york city' s up and down club last weekend, releasing this surveillance footage of the two women leaving investigators say williams brought them back to his home. women left. williams says he later noticed $617,000 worth of jewelry, including a $50,000 rolex, three diamond rings, and three gold chains, all gone. >> he should have had this locked up, and you shouldn' t bring any random girls home. doug: police haven' t identified the women, calling them now "persons of interest," but investing it is believe this may not be the first time they have pulled off this kind of crime.

the only robbery this pair has done. doug: the nypd explains they have seen it more often, women targeting men in clubs and bars to get into their homes. >> a large majority of the time, it doesn' t get reported, because people have been caught in a compromising situation. doug: wcvb newscenter 5. phil: two men have been detained after flying a drone over the vatican. rome capitol police spotted that drone while patrolling for illegal street vendors. they ordered the men to land that drone, which was equipped with a high-resolution camera. investigators are trying to figure out why the men were in rome and why they were recording. the world' s busiest airport is celebrating a major milestone. we are talking about hartsfield jackson atlanta international airport. it welcomed its 100 millionth passenger. this is the first airport to serve that number of passengers in a calendar year. the lucky traveler was a

new car, two free round-trip tickets, and a $500 gift card. we are talking snow and a new winter weather advisory with meteorologist mike wankum. also, the patriots coming up with pretty big place,

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phil: continuing our stretch of warm weather, 49 in needham, but you know how we roll in new england.

mike: we are going to be talking about the cold and the snow on the way. so far this year, we have had absolutely no score -- no snow in boston. last year, pretty dry year, 2.9 inches of snow. we are having a conversation very much like this. where is the snow? we finally got some. typically by this time of year, we should have nine inches of snow. the last first snow in boston is january 3 here that record is going to hold, because i think tomorrow night. there is the storm system. 8:00 a.m. tomorrow, we are going to have the cold air in place. remember, we' ve now got cold air. that is the one thing we' ve been missing with all of the storm systems that have come through. 3:00 in the morning, snow is breaking out across the area. we will see some mix down to the south. then this whole thing.

that -- this whole thing folds over the top of us write during that morning commute. slippery roads are going to be out there. we' ve got some mix starting to form. this will try to lift its way northward. that will happen around 9:00 in the boston area. rain to the south of us and snow to the north. inland is where this takes place. we may see a freezing rain situation. the rain finally makes it up to boston around noon. that rain flowing over some cold surfaces may create icy conditions outside of 495. by the time we get to 2:00, it is pretty much rain, and then we will kick this out of here. your evening commute will be better. the snow will be winding down. there might be a slippery spot here or there. again, because cautious on that evening commute. what are we talking about?

tomorrow, snow for pretty much everyone. once we get towards the lunchtime hour, we will see some rain at the coast with sleep inland. that' s going to be an issue. the snowfall totals, 1-3 inches, 2-5 to the north, in this area here, generally 2-4. north of manchester, colder air up there. we will be holding on to the snow just a little bit more. this coating to an inch, a lot of this will wash away down to the south. the other thing we need to worry about his warm air aloft, cold air at the surface, and this is the area inland where we could get freezing rain develop. you can' t see it. it doesn' t pile up, and it takes a very thin glaze to make things slippery. watch out for these areas, fitchburg to worcester. we could see freezing rain

because is about that. tomorrow, it is cold out there. 36 degrees for the morning low, and watch what happens with the temperatures. if anything, they drop down through the afternoon. despite sunshine, it will be almost 20 degrees colder tomorrow. then we get the snow to ice terrain. it will be messy out there. what happens wednesday? 44 degrees. the morning low is 34. in this case, it' s going to be warm enough wednesday night that it will be rain. but 48 degrees is not looking too bad. with temperatures pretty much in the 40' s. it looks drive. it looks like a nice evening tuesday morning is going to be the slippery one you will keep a close eye on.

lynch. mike: there you are, sitting at home shaking your head, asking, overtime? the patriots held the jets to yards in the fourth quarter, so they were going to rely on their ryan fitzpatrick spoiled the plan. a lot of things spoiled today, sebastian bowman going off early in the game, carted off the field. ryan fitzpatrick out of harvard and the jets give new york a 10-3 lead. then darrelle revis picks off tom brady . that set up its -- fitzy. 17-3 lead for the new york jets. the patriots come back and get a by jamaal sharp as he strips

therefore, it' s a fumble. jamie collins scoops it up. the patriots are back in this game. 20-13, fourth and nine. look at the catch. look at the balance, look at the strength, getting down to the nine yard line. james white, nobody near him underneath, and the patriots have it tied at 20-20, bill belichick instructed matthew slater before he went out there , call heads, and elect to kick the ball off. the patriots relying on their defense, but fitzpatrick completed five passes. it only took five plays to go 80 winner. the patriots lose it 26-20. that he wanted us to kick off. then he told the ref, if we win

-- kick off. my only question was whether or not we got to decide which way we got to kickoff. mike: once you make a decision, you forfeit your choice of which goal you want to defend. al jazeera reported this morning that peyton manning was given human growth hormone to help him recover from next surgery. the report cites a pharmacist who dispense the product to manning. manning spoke this morning -- >> i go back and forth between being angry, furious, but disgusted is how i feel, sickened. i' m not sure i understand how someone can make something up about somebody.

mike: unfortunately, it happens all too often. the atlanta falcons and white, the undefeated carolina panthers, until this afternoon. look at this 70-yard bomb. jones taking it in. there is no longer an undefeated league. carolina now at 14-1. espn will talk about the patriots, talk about the national football league, bruins, celtics, and some sad news, coming up at 6:00. we will renew that tonight at 11:30 five. phil: massachusetts cities and towns, accused of violating the law when it comes to public information.

phil: public records are being kept from the public far too often. that is the finding from what is believed to be the biggest test of the system ever done. it was a joint project by 5 investigates, "the boston globe," and northeastern university. there is mike beaudet. >> my name is mike thompson. mike: ben thompson is now a familiar name to every city and town across massachusetts whether they like it or not. he and his classmates mailed hundreds of public records requests to 351 baystate communities, . using a generic e-mail account,

police department' s policy on when officers can use their weapons. state law requires a meaningful response, ranging from a fee estimate to a denial within 10 days. >> that was the number one thing we were looking at, whether they would get back to us. mike: many did, including the arlington police. why do you think the public should have access to that policy? >> listen. there is no more important policy than to be transparent about than our use of force policy. mike: plenty of others did not follow the law, either by not responding in time or trying to keep the information secret, one town providing us that providing the payroll would be an unwarranted invasion of personal privacy. are you surprised by our results? >> i' m disappointed to hear the results, but i' m not surprised. mike: state senator jason lewis is trying to reform the public records law, something secretary of state bill galvin supports.

a need for changes in the law regarding fees and enforcement, as well as the timeliness of responding to records requests. sun communities made unusual demands of the students, and you can read about those in "the boston globe." tonight, our full investigation. watch the reaction from officials when we visit one town that did not turn over any records. phil: still much more news to come. just ahead, money stolen from local accounts. the fraud warning leaving some credit and debit cards useless tonight. also, salvaged from the rubble of the devastated house fire. the one thing recovered that means so much to the shaken boston family. taking a live look over boston, our first snow is on the way. mike wankum is breaking down the winter weather advisory. announcer: one candidate tough enough to take on the bully... jeb bush: donald, you're not going to be able to insult your way to the presidency. that's not going to happen. (applause) announcer: one candidate tough enough to take on isis. jeb will destroy isis... and keep america safe. jeb bush: the united states

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mike: confused about this coin toss? you are not alone. what the patriots have to say for themselves after this had scratcher. phil: money missing from customers' accounts. the fraud warning from a local bank. >> from boston' s news later, this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 6:00. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] phil: we begin with big changes to our weather picture. a winter weather advisory is issued. winter storms headed 5 at 6:00. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] our way. i' m phil lipof off. snow is expected by tomorrow night. let' s get you to mike wankum. in system. s after midnight that the then it' s the tuesday morning with, snow and ice, a very slippery morning commute. t look that impressive.